Wine Reviews
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This is an impressive, internationally-styled blend that demonstrates Croatia’s potential for vinous excellence. Much of that potential remains un-actualized (as was indicated to me...
Balancing the opulence of classic Cult Cabernet Sauvignon with nuanced structure and finesse, this wine offers aromas of rich black fruit, graphite and cocoa...
A Bordeaux-style blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petite Verdot, this wine offers juicy aromas of ripe raspberry, macerated blackberry, and currant...
This straightforward, fruity, delightful wine perhaps does not deserve 90 points, but it gets extra credit for value. A blend of Grenache (70%) and...
The wonderful thing about really good Sancerre is that, though made from the Sauvignon Blanc grape, it doesn’t taste like most Sauvignon Blanc, which...
This consistently outstanding example of Chilean Cabernet shines yet again in the 2014 vintage. The fruit profile is a bit riper than usual, resulting...
A step forward for this bottling, with pure lemon, lime and peach aromas and flavors, with a viscous midpalate and a crisp finish where...
A delicate aroma profile of subtle cherry, strawberry, roses and soft spice lead to a bright palate with moderate weight and full-flavored expression of...
The wines from Côte de Brouilly, one of top-tier of the ten cru of Beaujolais, are not to be confused with those from Brouilly,...
Though located in the heart of Provence, Les Baux de Provence, an appellation of barely 600 acres, is known for its reds, rather than...
Consumers need to learn more seemingly obscure geographic names. Wine regulators in the Languedoc have identified 34 sub-regions, six of which no longer carry...
Les Baux de Provence, a small appellation in Provence that is entirely organic, is an outlier because it is known best for its red...